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O. A. C. Review Volume 38 Issue 4, December 1925

by: Ontario Agricultural College

Publication date: 1925-12-01

Usage: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 Canada

Publisher: Ontario Agricultural College

Collection: oac_review; university_of_guelph; ontario_council_university_libraries; toronto

Contributor: Literary Society of the Ontario Agricultural College, University of Guelph

Language: English

Rights: University of Guelph

This Christmas issue begins with Stephen Leacock's 1924 story "The Christmas Ghost". Agricultural articles pertain to the fox-fur industry, agronomy as a vocation, methods for eradicating the Gypsy Moth, irrigation in Alberta, and a survey of hygienic dairy practices on Michigan farms. Other articles address community segregation between rural and town residents and a travel diary of a visit to the Channel Islands. Campus news reports on the athletic activities, the Philharmonic events, Armistice Day 1925, and the Returned Men's Dance. The Alumni column provides an update of various alumni banquets and alumni activities. The Macdonald Institute column highlights the challenges to home economics graduates, the trials of demonstration work, and alumnae updates.

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Description_tableofcontents: Just a Wish; The Christmas Ghost; The town country community; The skin a woman loves to touch; Why an agronomist?; Methods of eradicating a Gypsy Moth outbreak; Irrigation in Southern Alberta; A recent hygienic survey of dairy practices on general farms in Michigan; A visit to the Channel Islands; Editorial; College life; Athletics; Macdonald; Alumni; Locals; advertising;

Editor: H. H. Hannam; L. C. Young; H. A. Knox; A. H. Stevens; J. E. Whitmore; D. A. Andrew; W. C. Fisher; G. B. Hood; W. A. Garland; E. G. Wright; C. G. L. Reid; G. S. Walley; A. A. Kingscote; G. Mackinney; R. W. Thompson; Miss M. Whittington; Miss F. Parsons;